Every school you find yourself in will have a staffroom – but the size, layout, furniture will all be different. Ranging from the newly kitted out spacious room to the pokey space that has all the old furniture in it and you share with the photocopiers!
Every classroom needs storage – but as obvious as it seems this is not necessarily provided !!
Lets get right to the point – the Primary Curriculum is a mess ! …there’s no better way to put it – and successive failed attempts to put things right have just compounded this situation.
School Rules – we all remember them and all schools have them…but just what is the purpose of them and how effective are they at Primary School level?
Confidence is a great thing to have in life – we look around and seem to see people who have lots of confidence all the time. Yet how do we get that in our lives and more importantly in our chosen profession – TEACHING.
There are so many types of class desks that are used in school and some are easier to use than others.
NOW THIS IS AN INTERESTING ARTICLE THAT RECENTLY APPEARED – TAKE A LOOK AND IF YOU FEEL IT’S USEFUL SHARE IT WITH YOUR MANAGEMENT TEAM AND SEE WHAT THEY THINK
Teachers are spending too much time over-marking pupils’ homework, Schools Standards Minister Nick Gibb has said.
He told MPs that marking in different-coloured pens, and giving feedback in exercise books, had never been a government or an Ofsted requirement.
Lets start with a quick recap on where we are….
Becoming a subject Coordinator or subject manager in Primary School is really the first occasion where your role within the school changes slightly.
Up to this point you will have been solely concentrating on your Class teacher position – now you are going to expand your horizons a little. But don’t worry – its not too hard!